HCB TEST 10

Herpes are NOT asymptomatic

Partial thickness skin loss involving epidermis and/or dermis.

Gait:

What are the influencing factors for patient hygiene?

Activities that involve percutaneous or mucosal contact with infectious blood or body fluids:

Varicella Zoster:

Penicillin, or Cephalosporin medications are used to treat:

What are the types of hepatitis that can be transmitted by birth to an infected mother?

Who is each nursing note entry signed by?

Nausea, vomiting, and photophobia are all symptoms of what bacterial disease?

What is a treatment for herpes?

Inflammation of the meninges:

A small drop. May transmit infections while airborne to others

Bacterium called Mycobacterium tuberculosis is Tuberculosis

SF 510:

What is a NAVMED 6550/12?

An outbreak of illness in a defined community/region

thickness skin loss with damage and/or necrosis of the subcutaneous tissue. Bacterial Infection is Common.

An HM WILL NOT perform a genitourinary examination without provider supervision

The time B/W initial contact with infectious agent and 1st sign of symptoms

What are two formats for writing nursing notes?

What is the introduction of fluid into the rectum and colon by means of a tube?

All nursing note entries are made using a red pen

Isolation Precautions

Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacterium infecting the mucous membranes of the reproductive tract:

Standard method for detecting latent TB infection since the 1930’s is Mantoux TST

What are HAPIs?

Airborne Agent:

HSV-1 and HSV-2 CANT be shed from skin that looks normal

Appearance of primary syphilis:

Pregnant women can transfer syphilis to their unborn child

The SF 509 is the form used for Progress Notes

Wound is purposefully left open and fills in with granulation tissue and eventually epithelization over a period of time

Grouping infected patients with the same infectious agents together to prevent contact and to continue care.

Where do the soiled linens go?

What are the three purposes of bathing?

Treatment for Syphilis:

Any person, animal, plant, soil or substance in which an infectious agent normally lives and multiplies.

What are the different categories of isolation precautions?

Hepatitis is a disease marked by inflammation of the liver

What is a SF 508?

Gonorrhea CANT be spread perinatally from mother to baby during childbirth

Some symptoms that can occur with herpes are:

Stage 1 of a pressure-induced injury correct answer: Non-blaching erythema of intact skin

Each patient has preferences about when to bathe, shave and perform hair care

Bacteria called Streptococcus pyogenes

What is the go to PSI when irrigating a wound?

What 3 elements are required for the transmission of infectious agents within a healthcare setting?

Social group influence hygiene preference and practices, including type of products used and nature and frequency:

Common spread of HSV: from an infected partner who doesnt have visible sores & who may not know that they are infected

Standard Precautions

Skin lesions mimicking other dermatological disorders:

What are the two types of crutches?

A severe disease. Death is possible in the elderly and those who are debilitated by disease:

Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations:

How many people in the U.S. get new herpes infections each year?

When assisting a patient with bedpan use, raise head of bed ___ degrees:

Wound irrigation at greater than 70 PSI will cause tissue damage

How many different types of viral hepatitis are there?

What is considered when developing a nursing diagnosis for a patient?

“The Great Pretender”. Its symptoms can look like other diseases.

Skin edge apposition occurs following an interval of wound management:

Fracture Bed Pans are designed for?

Assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation are the 5 steps of nursing process.

Enemas are given to stimulate peristalsis and urge to defecate, or to wash out waste products or feces.

SF 558:

Documentation of care provided per protocol includes:

Only non-active duty inpatient records are retired ___ years after the last inpatient discharge c

Regular Bed pans are made of Metal or Plastic

What is a NAVMED 6550/8?

Full Thickness skin loss w/ extensive destruction & Necrosis of overlying structures like Muscles, Bones & Tendons

Most common meningitis is Viral Meningitis

A person or other living organism that can be infected by an infectious agent under natural conditions.

Health records are sorted based of the last two of patients Social Security

The alternate form from the SF 600 used to document all care given to patients in the ER:

When would a patient need in patient care?

Azithromycin OR Doxycyline is used to treat chlamydia

DD 792 is a 24 Hour Intake and Output Worksheet

How is Hepatitis A (HAV) transmitted?

HBV can be spread through food/water, Kissing, Hand Holding, coughing, breastfeeding

Tissue ischemia can occur in as little as __ minutes, but may take as long as __ minutes

A contagious disease transmitted by sexual contact. Most common communicable diseases.

Info on the SF 510 are written and filed in chronological order

What can Chlamydia trachomatis (Chlamydia) cause?

A clinical summary is required for all inpatient hospitalizations lasting more than ___ hours?

Verify Doctors Orders is the first thing you do with a patient

person or other living organism, including birds and arthro-pods, that affords subsistence to an infectious agent.

How is HIV transmitted?

Tertiary syphilis follows a latent period of ____ or more years?

Inpatient records are a medical file assigned to a patient in an inpatient bed at the hospital.

What are the three major categories of primary medical records?

What is genital herpes infection caused by?

Place cane about ____ inches in front of the foot and slightly to the outside.

What techniques are used for wound debridement?

A physical examination begins when you first encounter the PT

What is a shift report?

HAPIs are more likely to occur when a patient suffers from the following?

What are the two types of bedpans?

Hepatitis A (HAV) is extremely contagious

Ambulate: